Ann Magnolia (Magnolia x 'Ann') - 3 gallon 24-30" -Ship Only
Ann Magnolia (Magnolia x 'Ann') - 3 gallon 24-30" -Ship Only
Plant Return Policy & Shipping Details +
Some of the plants you'll find here reach beyond what we grow and keep on hand at the garden center — they ship straight to your door from a network of growers we trust. Because these items never come through Pandy's Garden Center, they can't be picked up, returned, or exchanged in store, and all online plant orders are final sale.
If your order shows up damaged, send us photos of the plant and the packaging within 48 hours of delivery. Once we've had a look, we'll arrange a replacement wherever possible.
A few things to keep in mind:
- Orders leave from a separate facility and may arrive on their own schedule
- Online plant purchases don't carry any warranty or guarantee
- How a plant does once it's home depends on the care and conditions you give it
- Prices online may differ from what you'll find in store
For order support, contact Michael Pandy — michael@pandysgardencenter.com
Ships UPS Ground — usually within 1–2 business days of your order.
Most orders arrive in 3–5 business days.
We ship early in the week so your plant isn't sitting in a truck over the weekend — orders placed Friday or over the weekend typically ship the following Monday.
Shipping to AZ, CA, NV, OR, UT or WA? Allow 3–10 business days.
Why the extra time? These states require nursery plants to be “dipped” before they can cross the state line — the roots are treated and inspected to make sure no soil pests (like Japanese beetle) travel with the plant. It’s a required agricultural step that adds a few days, and it means your plant arrives clean and compliant.
Plant Details
- Size
- 3 Gallon 24-30"
- Attributes
- Fragrant
- Category
- Tree
- Exposure
- Sun
- Features
- Inedible fruit, Spring flowering, Yellow Fall Color
- Habit
- Rounded
- Height
- 10-12'
- Soil
- Average
- Width
- 8-10'
- Zone
- 4–9
Description
The Ann Magnolia (Magnolia x 'Ann') is a stunning ornamental shrub that brings a burst of color to your garden with its deep pink to purple, tulip-shaped flowers. This hybrid magnolia, part of the Magnoliaceae family, is celebrated for its early spring blooms that are not only beautiful but also resilient to late frosts, ensuring a reliable display year after year. Reaching a height of 10 to 15 feet and a spread of 8 to 10 feet, it is perfect for creating a focal point in your landscape without overwhelming the space. Caring for the Ann Magnolia is straightforward. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained, slightly acidic to neutral soil. Regular watering, especially during dry periods, will keep it healthy and blooming. Suitable for USDA hardiness zones 4 through 8, this plant adapts well to a variety of climates, making it a versatile choice for gardeners across many regions. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Ann Magnolia is for those seeking to add a splash of color and elegance to their landscape with minimal maintenance. Its compact size makes it ideal for both small urban gardens and larger landscapes. Whether you're enhancing your home's curb appeal or creating a serene backyard retreat, the Ann Magnolia offers a beautiful, low-maintenance option that will delight you and your guests each spring.Will this grow in my area?
This plant is hardy in Zones 4–9–4–9. Enter your ZIP to check your zone.
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1. Dig a hole 1½–2× the width of your plant's root ball. Set the soil to the side.
2. Mix your backfill — Pine Bark Soil Conditioner, Compost & Native Soil (1/3 of each) in a wheelbarrow or on the ground.
3. Plant it high — when backfilling, keep the plant 2–3" higher than the surrounding soil (as shown). Plant flush with the soil if in a raised bed.
4. Mulch the top of the soil 2–3" deep around the plant — keep mulch away from the main trunk.
5. Feed as you plant with Holly-tone for acid-loving plants.
The 1/3 backfill blend:
Over- and under-watering is the #1 cause of plant death — so always check the soil before you water.
- Clear or dusty → water the plant
- Muddy → soil is too wet
- Moist with a little soil clinging to it → watered just right ✓
- Won't go in → water immediately
Newly planted trees & shrubs — keep the soil moist their first season and never let it dry out. Water slowly at the base (hose ~6" from the trunk, pencil-thin stream):
- Shrubs — 3 min
- Ornamentals (flowering crab, etc.) — 10 min
- Evergreens (6') — 15 min
- Deciduous (2½" caliper) — 15 min (+15 min per extra inch)
Using a Gator Bag? Fill it every 3 days.
How often (OHIO Weather) (new plantings):
- Apr 15 – May 15: once a week
- May 16 – Sept 15: twice a week
- Sept 16 – Oct 31: once a week
- Mid-Nov – early Dec: once, if the ground isn't frozen
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